Pointers Meet Capitals In Three Game Raleigh Series
The Pointers host the Raleigh Capitals at Willis Park for the opener of a three game set. High Point shut out Greensboro 2 0 to sweep the series as Joe Martin drove in the only two runs and Bobby Durham pitched a strong game. Mapp will start for the Pointers tonight as they seek more wins and a continued late season push.
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Raleigh
Wolfe Near Piedmont League Batting Title Record Pace
Tom Wolfe of Durham closes the season with a strong shot at the Piedmont league batting crown. He sits around .380, aiming to surpass records set by Dan Boone and Frank Packard, as Boone holds the league’s highest marks with .419 in 1928 and title runs in 1929 and 1930.
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Boone percentage gone now and Wolfe faces Cul threat
In a tight playoff race Boone slips in scoring while Wolfe’s nearest challenger is Cul leading to a pivotal matchup.
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Durham Bulls Shutout By Petty In 4-0 Victory
George Petty pitched a complete game two hit outing as he and Durham Bulls lost 4 to 0. The night featured two shutouts with Dur ham and Lacy delivering key moments and Durham holding off Wilmington in a tight 8 to 4 battle in the tenth.
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Close race to avoid cellar in tight standings
High Point sits two games from the cellar and faces a key test today as Raleigh remains at the bottom, shaping the battle to avoid last place.
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Hasty Team Defeats Trinity Nine in Narrow Victory
Hasty baseball club defeated Trinity Baptists 7 to 3 at Glenola yesterday. Burge pitched strongly with eight strikeouts while Gray led Trinity with three hits and solid defense. Hasty's H. Davis and Elder led the batting attack as Gorrell Burge also contributed several key hits. Hasty will play Amazon Cotton Mills at Thomasville Saturday.
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Enterprise Beats Brentwood 16-11 In Slugfest
The Enterprise defeated Brentwood 16-11 after a five inning contest marked by huge early and late scoring. Enterprise opened with 11 runs in the first frame and added three in the second and one in the third and fourth, while Brentwood rallied for 10 in the final fifth. Denning Newby Turpin and Hau ss er homered for Enterprise. Ward and Craven tallied multiple hits for Brentwood.
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Guilford Hosiery Wins 7-2 In Baseball Tilt
The Guilford Hosiery Mill nine defeated Hasty High 7-2 behind pitcher Bryant who formerly played for Hasty. The game stayed close until the ninth inning when Hasty scored its only two runs. Denning, R. Hauser tallied on balls and the pitchers combined for five strikeouts each.
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Bet friendly lore ties players to colleges and fraternities
Frank Barfield notes college and fraternal affiliations of American League stars. Gehringer Jablonowski are unique in the league. Collins Combs Howe at Columbia. Weaver at Kentucky Normal. Lew Fonseca and Bill Cunningham spent time at St. Marys Oakland. Berry Grube Lafayette ends. Cochrane Hildebrand Lambda Chi Alpha Butler. Walker Sigma Chi 28. Lyons Baylor. Burnett Florida 26, Bridges Georgia Wyatt Tennessee wear SAE pins.
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Asheville Invites Viewers to Lakeview Park Golf Course
Rog Madry of UNC public relations invites the writer to Lakeview Park Golf Course opening week. The remodeled 18 holes span 6 505 yards, par 72, completed in 1928. Attending coaching school discussions under Coach Chuck Collins with his assistants, the sessions promise athletic viewpoints and fellowship among coaches.
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Trade rumors swirl around Ferrell Gomez in AL chatter
Gossip in the American League centers on a possible Wesley Ferrell for Lefty Gomez swap. The tale cites Ferrell’s desire to pitch for Joe McCarthy and notes Ferrell’s strained relations with Cleveland fans, his arm trouble, and the Yankees’ interest in trading Gomez, who is described as fragile and unreliable.
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Guilford Hos Versus Hasty High Baseball Pitcher Clash
Nine innings summary shows Guilford Hos winning 7 to 2 after a slow start with five hits off Hasty's cast off pitcher. Riley Marsh Stolen bases Byard Culler and Riley led offense. Bryant earned win over Reeves. Time 1 43. Attendance 2350.
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Springfield Team Wins Eastern Final to Represent East
The Springfield Massachusetts team won the eastern finals by defeating Baltimore 6 to 2 to advance to the national finals of the American Legion junior baseball championship. Giovanelli pitched a shutout earlier against Alexandria and then again yesterday to seal the victory. Springfield will meet the western series winner in Manchester New Hampshire next week for the Legion world series title.
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Frankie Goos Knockout Shocks Pittsburgh Rival
Frankie Goos defeats Cleveland opponent Jack Wilson in a knockout at Pittsburgh, ending the match with a decisive result. Kencked out wording confirms a stoppage or knockout in the event.
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Tommies Fall 7 1 at Willis Park in Exhibition Loss
Proximity 7, Thomas Mills 1. Charlie Bryant dominated for Proximity with 8 hits allowed by Cagle and Thomas, while Weston and Boone led Proximity with two hits each. Errors hurt Thomas Mills as Bryant earned the win and Cagle took the loss in a 1 1/2 hour game before 100 spectators.
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Koenig In Field Boosts Cubs Pennant Drive
Cubs veteran Mark Koenig, rebuilt eyesight restored by surgery, fields brilliantly and helps steady the infield. With Koenig, Cubs win 9 of 10, lead Brooklyn 5.5 games as Dodgers fall. He adds key singles in a 9 3 victory and supports young Billy Herman.
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Four Survivors Left In Western Tourney Mrs Hill Favored
In Peoria Illinois on August 26 the women's western golf championship narrowed to four contenders. Defending champion Mrs Opal Hill of Kansas City remained favored to win, facing Mrs Tom Wallace of Tulsa. Also in the penultimate round were Mrs Roy Greene of Glendale and Lucille Robinson of Des Moines.
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New York Card: Feldman and Rosenberg Score Wins
Lew Feldman of New York outpointed Tommy Paul in a non-title featherweight bout. Harry Wallach of Brooklyn outpointed Love Tenorio of the Philippines. Jack Rosenberg of New York outpointed Vince Hambright of Cincinnati. Al Dunbar of New York also fought on the card.
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Love Tenorio
Philippines
Jack Rosenberg
Vince Hambright
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HesbietsYesterday Brief Scores
Sporadic scores show Rhindelphig 6 to 11 and 6 to 11 with Piceadure 3 to 5. Only games noted.
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